Best sushi around Acıbadem. Must give it a try! Also very cosy place to crush in........read more

Order in sushi regularly, it's fresh and delivered quickly! Love the Acibadem roll, great deal…read more Have had a few noodle dishes and loved them as well. Portions are good sized.

The seafood pizza has no seafood other than farm raised salmon. The appetizer selections are…read morelimited. I would not make this place my favorite. The rooftop is awesome though. Good view of princess islands.

Loved the breakfast buffet. Quality delicious food. Did a quick lunch once, it was ok. Highly…read morerecommend the buffet!

Absolutely amazing food in Istanbul! We are staying at the hotel during the pandemic, so we take…read moreall our meals here. Safety and cleanliness are 100% observed. There is a possibility to sit indoors/outdoors (with heating lamps during winter) but we prefer indoors. We had some amazing mezze, but also breakfasts are incredible. Wifey prefers Turkish food all the way, while I had some delicious sushi. Service is impeccable and atmosphere is both elegant and intimate, despite the size of the restaurant. We love this place. Highly recommended.

My friend is mad about Japanese food but she never been here so we decided to give it a try…read more They have a much more traditional Japanese ikazya setting when you walk in and a more modern back room with tables (even though most were wobbly) I noticed the menu had a lot of Thai and Chinese fusion...so I started off with hot and sour soup. It wasn't bad, however I prefer mine much spicier with vinegar, this was more peppery without any sourness to it. My companion didn't enjoy it Next dice we loaded was the nigiri mix. She never had it before. I was shocked by the quality, truly a pleasant surprise. And it had wasabi between the fish and rice, true Japanese style. We both enjoyed it very much. Next we had a fried squid(ika) roll which I've never seen available before. It was very good. And a traditional California roll which is the same anywhere. I noticed the crab stick was in much larger portion than is typical, which is nice. Finally the volcano roll. It had shaved fried onion on it, which was a nice textural change than just having cucumber. The spicy/siracha mayo was too hot for my companion however it was mild at best to me. I definitely recommend this for anyone in Istanbul!

Good Asian food restaurant at Fenerbahce on the Asian side. Food is good but afternoons get too…read moremuch sunshine. Hot temperature makes you lose your appetite. They either do not have ac or do not turn it on.

This place has been my favorite restaurant/place in Istanbul. I have been here 4 times on my trip…read moreand they have not failed to amaze me. The staff is so lovely. Please take the time to pay them a visit when visiting, you will not be disappointed!

I picked this restaurant for a dinner takeaway. Sushi is one of my favorite dishes, I feel lucky to…read morehave enjoyed many good sushi restaurants all around the world. But, this was unfortunately the worst of all....The only good thing about this sushi order was the black, thick paper, expensive packaging- They provide very nice packaging and when it comes to the inside: TERRIBLE. Ordered 5 kinds of sushi rolls, simply put the fish were not fresh...the sushi was just like an airport quick sushi bite joint...The fish stays so long minutes in the mouth, chewing chewing......impossible to gulp and digest. It is simply a sushi experience I want to forget. AVOID please.

This was a great change from the regular food in Istanbul. Coming from the Bay Area in California…read morewhich has a ton of Asian foods this was ok/alright. Not bad, but not drop the mic good. If you are in the area and want a change this is a good option. The service is definitely good and the food fresh (5-stars there), just not enough flavor. Appreciate the English translations the menu. I was in need of a little something different and this hit the spot. Would eat there again.

To be honest it is some of the worst Chinese food I've eaten. Totally foreignized and nothing like…read morethe real thing. That said- I was so happy to eat their food as a change in pace from non-stop kabobs and donor. Finally something different. Oh and funny thing- they have no pork on the menu (which is the national meat of China). A true first for a Chinese restaurant in my experience.

At first when I walked upstairs to where the Turkish bus boy directed me and seeing only obviously…read moreTurkish looking waiters, I was a bit nervous about this place. I did see the owner (a silver-haired Korean gentleman) upon entering, so I had some hope. We looked through the menu (featured in English and Korean Hangul), and ordered Kimchi jigae (stew) with tofu and pork, and beef bulgogi. I eyed the 3 Korean gentlemen sitting a few tables away from me wondering if they were visiting tourists like us or expat businessmen in the area. As soon as the complementary side dishes came, all doubts disappeared. The kakuteki (diced daikon-radish kimchi pickles) were legit. As far as I can tell, the radish were properly hung-dried first and then marinated in the pickling spicy liquid. The nappa (chinese cabbage) kimchi was properly fermented and marinated...spicy but savory. My beef bulgogi came with fresh, crisp lettuce leafs to wrap in with garlic slices and spicy soybean paste. My husband's kimchi soup was deeply spicy and gut-warming from the first sip. We ate in complete silence, savoring every morsel. We are from Los Angeles where we can get easy access to decent Korean food, but as per my husband who lived in Korea for 3 years noted after our meal: "it was the best Korean meal I've had since I left Korea."

Decent Asian fix after a week in turkey. Food is okay but plenty of Korean tourists eating at this…read moreplace. Level 2 were mainly for tour buses and level 3 were for walk in customers. Had tofu soup and also bibimbap. They were both decent for Turkey I guess.